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Old 01-05-2010, 03:41 PM
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How many of you guys are running these? I am considering a 50mm unit. I just have not heard a lot about them. Any insight or opinions would be useful.
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A bunch of guys run them. Will the search feature let you just put in JGS and choose titles only? Perdieu runs one on his single 76mm setup. I also just so happen to have two brand new 50mm ones for sale in the for sale section for $225 each. They are $375 from JGS.
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Yeah a search for JGS wastegate results in pages of junk i really dont want to sift through.. so i made a thread lol... I have heard that they are a decent product from some and others just say to man up for the Tial 44 WG.. just looking for people who have ACTUAL experience with them, rather than regurgitated "oh i heard this, he said that" kind of stuff
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I just got mine installed recently. I'm running the 60mm gate. Rock solid control. I see about 7 psi max on the spring and currently have it set on 15 psi on the boost controller with CO2.
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I have the 40mm Jgs unit, it is on a TC78 setup. Holding 8 psi with no creep at all!
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In the interest of not making another thread...

with a 76mm turbo on stock cubes @ less than 10 psi (for the time being, eventually up to 15 ish psi), would a 38mm wastegate be sufficient?

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Rob at modularturbo carries them in stock. perhaps he has more info.
im also comparing to tial 38mm. ive never used jgs to date.
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Originally Posted by jt76
In the interest of not making another thread...

with a 76mm turbo on stock cubes @ less than 10 psi (for the time being, eventually up to 15 ish psi), would a 38mm wastegate be sufficient?
A lot also depends on wastegate placement whether it will be ok or not. I would say just get a 44 or bigger just to be safe at that low boost level.
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Originally Posted by jt76
In the interest of not making another thread...

with a 76mm turbo on stock cubes @ less than 10 psi (for the time being, eventually up to 15 ish psi), would a 38mm wastegate be sufficient?
I wouldn't even try a 44mm. I tried the Tial 44mm first and I couldn't keep boost under 15psi. Granted my placement is not optimal. The smaller the exhaust housing on the turbo the more wastegate you will need to keep pressure down.
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We keep all the JGS gates in stock, also Tial and Turbosmart. Any of those 3 will work for your app. The turbosmart 45 is probably the best in that size we have tested so far. The JGS 40 is a nice piece as well though for the guys on a budget.
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Originally Posted by jt76
In the interest of not making another thread...

with a 76mm turbo on stock cubes @ less than 10 psi (for the time being, eventually up to 15 ish psi), would a 38mm wastegate be sufficient?
I have had problems controlling less then 14 psi with several of the 38mm gates that people sell with fairly optimal positioning.
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Originally Posted by 98Z28CobraKiller
I wouldn't even try a 44mm. I tried the Tial 44mm first and I couldn't keep boost under 15psi. Granted my placement is not optimal. The smaller the exhaust housing on the turbo the more wastegate you will need to keep pressure down.
my MP t76 has a .96 A/R.. i will have my WG right at the merge..

On my friends old hi-flow setup with a 76gts he was running a 38mm wg..
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Just buy the one brand new w/ v-bands and flanges JGS 50mm that I have left for $225 and be done cheaper than one 38mm Tial.
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I love the JGS products. TurboSmart is good stuff too.
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What i am getting at is the QUALITY up to par with the Tial and Turbosmart pieces? A wastegate is a pretty important piece of hardware. I just have the cliche in my mind "you get what you pay for"...
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They wouldn't be as much as Tial and Turbosmart if they were pieces of ****. I'm sure Josh wouldn't run **** stuff in his kits either. If you're not comfortable with them, get a Tial or Turbosmart.
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I love my JGS 60mm
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We use the JGS gates on just about all of our shop projects. They work great, quality is excellent, and IMO are the best value for the price.
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The owner of JGS is one intelligent fella, and he makes bad *** products.
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I use all JGS stuff on my projects as well. Good stuff.


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